Display of characters on the LCD display on XBee development board












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I am working with programmable XBee development board to interface with LCD HD44780 (20x4). I receive a wireless frame on the XBee and display it on the LCD.



It works fine when the length of the is with in 80 characters because I cannot display more than that. For this I want to display the frame character by character so that when the last character is displayed the cursor moves to 0,0 again and then overwrite. This way I could display as much as I can, depending on XBee RAM.



The below code is fine for frame less than or equal to 80 characters. Any tips on how to do the character by character thing for the frame?



#include <xbee_config.h>
#include <types.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <ctype.h>

#define char_lcd_write_str(a) char_lcd_write(a, strlen(a))

static uint8_t test_stage = 0;
static uint8_t test_stage_done = 0;


#if defined(RTC_ENABLE_PERIODIC_TASK)
void rtc_periodic_task(void)
{
test_stage++;
if (test_stage == 8)
test_stage = 0;
test_stage_done = 0;
}
#endif

#ifdef ENABLE_XBEE_HANDLE_RX
int xbee_transparent_rx(const wpan_envelope_t FAR *envelope, void FAR *context)
{
int c,k;
char addrbuf[ADDR64_STRING_LENGTH];
char_lcd_init(CHAR_LCD_CFG);
char_lcd_clear();

addr64_format(addrbuf, &envelope->ieee_address);
sys_watchdog_reset();


char_lcd_write_str(envelope->payload);
delay_ticks(HZ / 10);



return 0;
}
#endif



void main(void)
{
uint8_t i, j;
int data,l;

sys_hw_init();
sys_xbee_init();
sys_app_banner();

char_lcd_init(CHAR_LCD_CFG);

for (;;) {
if (!test_stage_done) {
switch (test_stage) {


case 0:
char_lcd_goto_xy(0, 0);
char_lcd_write_str("All working fine");

break;
}
test_stage_done = 1;
}

sys_watchdog_reset();
sys_xbee_tick();
}
}









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    I am working with programmable XBee development board to interface with LCD HD44780 (20x4). I receive a wireless frame on the XBee and display it on the LCD.



    It works fine when the length of the is with in 80 characters because I cannot display more than that. For this I want to display the frame character by character so that when the last character is displayed the cursor moves to 0,0 again and then overwrite. This way I could display as much as I can, depending on XBee RAM.



    The below code is fine for frame less than or equal to 80 characters. Any tips on how to do the character by character thing for the frame?



    #include <xbee_config.h>
    #include <types.h>
    #include <string.h>
    #include <ctype.h>

    #define char_lcd_write_str(a) char_lcd_write(a, strlen(a))

    static uint8_t test_stage = 0;
    static uint8_t test_stage_done = 0;


    #if defined(RTC_ENABLE_PERIODIC_TASK)
    void rtc_periodic_task(void)
    {
    test_stage++;
    if (test_stage == 8)
    test_stage = 0;
    test_stage_done = 0;
    }
    #endif

    #ifdef ENABLE_XBEE_HANDLE_RX
    int xbee_transparent_rx(const wpan_envelope_t FAR *envelope, void FAR *context)
    {
    int c,k;
    char addrbuf[ADDR64_STRING_LENGTH];
    char_lcd_init(CHAR_LCD_CFG);
    char_lcd_clear();

    addr64_format(addrbuf, &envelope->ieee_address);
    sys_watchdog_reset();


    char_lcd_write_str(envelope->payload);
    delay_ticks(HZ / 10);



    return 0;
    }
    #endif



    void main(void)
    {
    uint8_t i, j;
    int data,l;

    sys_hw_init();
    sys_xbee_init();
    sys_app_banner();

    char_lcd_init(CHAR_LCD_CFG);

    for (;;) {
    if (!test_stage_done) {
    switch (test_stage) {


    case 0:
    char_lcd_goto_xy(0, 0);
    char_lcd_write_str("All working fine");

    break;
    }
    test_stage_done = 1;
    }

    sys_watchdog_reset();
    sys_xbee_tick();
    }
    }









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      I am working with programmable XBee development board to interface with LCD HD44780 (20x4). I receive a wireless frame on the XBee and display it on the LCD.



      It works fine when the length of the is with in 80 characters because I cannot display more than that. For this I want to display the frame character by character so that when the last character is displayed the cursor moves to 0,0 again and then overwrite. This way I could display as much as I can, depending on XBee RAM.



      The below code is fine for frame less than or equal to 80 characters. Any tips on how to do the character by character thing for the frame?



      #include <xbee_config.h>
      #include <types.h>
      #include <string.h>
      #include <ctype.h>

      #define char_lcd_write_str(a) char_lcd_write(a, strlen(a))

      static uint8_t test_stage = 0;
      static uint8_t test_stage_done = 0;


      #if defined(RTC_ENABLE_PERIODIC_TASK)
      void rtc_periodic_task(void)
      {
      test_stage++;
      if (test_stage == 8)
      test_stage = 0;
      test_stage_done = 0;
      }
      #endif

      #ifdef ENABLE_XBEE_HANDLE_RX
      int xbee_transparent_rx(const wpan_envelope_t FAR *envelope, void FAR *context)
      {
      int c,k;
      char addrbuf[ADDR64_STRING_LENGTH];
      char_lcd_init(CHAR_LCD_CFG);
      char_lcd_clear();

      addr64_format(addrbuf, &envelope->ieee_address);
      sys_watchdog_reset();


      char_lcd_write_str(envelope->payload);
      delay_ticks(HZ / 10);



      return 0;
      }
      #endif



      void main(void)
      {
      uint8_t i, j;
      int data,l;

      sys_hw_init();
      sys_xbee_init();
      sys_app_banner();

      char_lcd_init(CHAR_LCD_CFG);

      for (;;) {
      if (!test_stage_done) {
      switch (test_stage) {


      case 0:
      char_lcd_goto_xy(0, 0);
      char_lcd_write_str("All working fine");

      break;
      }
      test_stage_done = 1;
      }

      sys_watchdog_reset();
      sys_xbee_tick();
      }
      }









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      I am working with programmable XBee development board to interface with LCD HD44780 (20x4). I receive a wireless frame on the XBee and display it on the LCD.



      It works fine when the length of the is with in 80 characters because I cannot display more than that. For this I want to display the frame character by character so that when the last character is displayed the cursor moves to 0,0 again and then overwrite. This way I could display as much as I can, depending on XBee RAM.



      The below code is fine for frame less than or equal to 80 characters. Any tips on how to do the character by character thing for the frame?



      #include <xbee_config.h>
      #include <types.h>
      #include <string.h>
      #include <ctype.h>

      #define char_lcd_write_str(a) char_lcd_write(a, strlen(a))

      static uint8_t test_stage = 0;
      static uint8_t test_stage_done = 0;


      #if defined(RTC_ENABLE_PERIODIC_TASK)
      void rtc_periodic_task(void)
      {
      test_stage++;
      if (test_stage == 8)
      test_stage = 0;
      test_stage_done = 0;
      }
      #endif

      #ifdef ENABLE_XBEE_HANDLE_RX
      int xbee_transparent_rx(const wpan_envelope_t FAR *envelope, void FAR *context)
      {
      int c,k;
      char addrbuf[ADDR64_STRING_LENGTH];
      char_lcd_init(CHAR_LCD_CFG);
      char_lcd_clear();

      addr64_format(addrbuf, &envelope->ieee_address);
      sys_watchdog_reset();


      char_lcd_write_str(envelope->payload);
      delay_ticks(HZ / 10);



      return 0;
      }
      #endif



      void main(void)
      {
      uint8_t i, j;
      int data,l;

      sys_hw_init();
      sys_xbee_init();
      sys_app_banner();

      char_lcd_init(CHAR_LCD_CFG);

      for (;;) {
      if (!test_stage_done) {
      switch (test_stage) {


      case 0:
      char_lcd_goto_xy(0, 0);
      char_lcd_write_str("All working fine");

      break;
      }
      test_stage_done = 1;
      }

      sys_watchdog_reset();
      sys_xbee_tick();
      }
      }






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          The wpan_envelope_t structure includes a payload length you can make use of.



          uint16_t length = envelope->length;
          uint16_t offset = 0;
          while (offset < length) {
          uint16_t write = length - offset;
          if (write > 80) write = 80;
          char_lcd_goto_xy(0, 0);
          char_lcd_write(&envelope->payload[offset], write);
          offset += write;
          }


          Note that this will look a bit odd since the end of your string will overlap the previously printed 80 characters. You would potentially want to write out enough spaces after the final char_lcd_write() call to clear out that data (or add a special character to indicate the end of the message).






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          • main.c:116:error:C1829 + - incompatible Types........................ main.c:116:error:C1833 Cannot take address of this object.....................................These are the two errors I get from the line ............................char_lcd_write(&envelope->payload[offset], write);

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          • Can you edit your original question with a new section containing your updated xbee_transparent_rx() with this code added? What's the function signature for char_lcd_write()? Maybe try (void *)&(envelope->payload[offset])?

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            Dec 12 '18 at 18:58











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          The wpan_envelope_t structure includes a payload length you can make use of.



          uint16_t length = envelope->length;
          uint16_t offset = 0;
          while (offset < length) {
          uint16_t write = length - offset;
          if (write > 80) write = 80;
          char_lcd_goto_xy(0, 0);
          char_lcd_write(&envelope->payload[offset], write);
          offset += write;
          }


          Note that this will look a bit odd since the end of your string will overlap the previously printed 80 characters. You would potentially want to write out enough spaces after the final char_lcd_write() call to clear out that data (or add a special character to indicate the end of the message).






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          • main.c:116:error:C1829 + - incompatible Types........................ main.c:116:error:C1833 Cannot take address of this object.....................................These are the two errors I get from the line ............................char_lcd_write(&envelope->payload[offset], write);

            – Muhammad Mustafa
            Dec 11 '18 at 8:57













          • Can you edit your original question with a new section containing your updated xbee_transparent_rx() with this code added? What's the function signature for char_lcd_write()? Maybe try (void *)&(envelope->payload[offset])?

            – tomlogic
            Dec 12 '18 at 18:58
















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          The wpan_envelope_t structure includes a payload length you can make use of.



          uint16_t length = envelope->length;
          uint16_t offset = 0;
          while (offset < length) {
          uint16_t write = length - offset;
          if (write > 80) write = 80;
          char_lcd_goto_xy(0, 0);
          char_lcd_write(&envelope->payload[offset], write);
          offset += write;
          }


          Note that this will look a bit odd since the end of your string will overlap the previously printed 80 characters. You would potentially want to write out enough spaces after the final char_lcd_write() call to clear out that data (or add a special character to indicate the end of the message).






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          • main.c:116:error:C1829 + - incompatible Types........................ main.c:116:error:C1833 Cannot take address of this object.....................................These are the two errors I get from the line ............................char_lcd_write(&envelope->payload[offset], write);

            – Muhammad Mustafa
            Dec 11 '18 at 8:57













          • Can you edit your original question with a new section containing your updated xbee_transparent_rx() with this code added? What's the function signature for char_lcd_write()? Maybe try (void *)&(envelope->payload[offset])?

            – tomlogic
            Dec 12 '18 at 18:58














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          The wpan_envelope_t structure includes a payload length you can make use of.



          uint16_t length = envelope->length;
          uint16_t offset = 0;
          while (offset < length) {
          uint16_t write = length - offset;
          if (write > 80) write = 80;
          char_lcd_goto_xy(0, 0);
          char_lcd_write(&envelope->payload[offset], write);
          offset += write;
          }


          Note that this will look a bit odd since the end of your string will overlap the previously printed 80 characters. You would potentially want to write out enough spaces after the final char_lcd_write() call to clear out that data (or add a special character to indicate the end of the message).






          share|improve this answer













          The wpan_envelope_t structure includes a payload length you can make use of.



          uint16_t length = envelope->length;
          uint16_t offset = 0;
          while (offset < length) {
          uint16_t write = length - offset;
          if (write > 80) write = 80;
          char_lcd_goto_xy(0, 0);
          char_lcd_write(&envelope->payload[offset], write);
          offset += write;
          }


          Note that this will look a bit odd since the end of your string will overlap the previously printed 80 characters. You would potentially want to write out enough spaces after the final char_lcd_write() call to clear out that data (or add a special character to indicate the end of the message).







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          • main.c:116:error:C1829 + - incompatible Types........................ main.c:116:error:C1833 Cannot take address of this object.....................................These are the two errors I get from the line ............................char_lcd_write(&envelope->payload[offset], write);

            – Muhammad Mustafa
            Dec 11 '18 at 8:57













          • Can you edit your original question with a new section containing your updated xbee_transparent_rx() with this code added? What's the function signature for char_lcd_write()? Maybe try (void *)&(envelope->payload[offset])?

            – tomlogic
            Dec 12 '18 at 18:58



















          • main.c:116:error:C1829 + - incompatible Types........................ main.c:116:error:C1833 Cannot take address of this object.....................................These are the two errors I get from the line ............................char_lcd_write(&envelope->payload[offset], write);

            – Muhammad Mustafa
            Dec 11 '18 at 8:57













          • Can you edit your original question with a new section containing your updated xbee_transparent_rx() with this code added? What's the function signature for char_lcd_write()? Maybe try (void *)&(envelope->payload[offset])?

            – tomlogic
            Dec 12 '18 at 18:58

















          main.c:116:error:C1829 + - incompatible Types........................ main.c:116:error:C1833 Cannot take address of this object.....................................These are the two errors I get from the line ............................char_lcd_write(&envelope->payload[offset], write);

          – Muhammad Mustafa
          Dec 11 '18 at 8:57







          main.c:116:error:C1829 + - incompatible Types........................ main.c:116:error:C1833 Cannot take address of this object.....................................These are the two errors I get from the line ............................char_lcd_write(&envelope->payload[offset], write);

          – Muhammad Mustafa
          Dec 11 '18 at 8:57















          Can you edit your original question with a new section containing your updated xbee_transparent_rx() with this code added? What's the function signature for char_lcd_write()? Maybe try (void *)&(envelope->payload[offset])?

          – tomlogic
          Dec 12 '18 at 18:58





          Can you edit your original question with a new section containing your updated xbee_transparent_rx() with this code added? What's the function signature for char_lcd_write()? Maybe try (void *)&(envelope->payload[offset])?

          – tomlogic
          Dec 12 '18 at 18:58


















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